Forbes: New Orleans Saints worth $2 billion, ranking 27th in NFL
 

Forbes released its annual NFL team valuation list this week, and the New Orleans Saints remain near the bottom of the league.

With an estimated value of $2 billion, the Saints rank 27th among the 32 NFL teams, according to the list. The teams behind the Saints are the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Cleveland Browns, Cincinnati Bengals, Detroit Lions and Buffalo Bills.

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The Dallas Cowboys lead the list at $4.8 billion. The New England Patriots are second at $3.7 billion.

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Re: Forbes: New Orleans Saints worth $2 billion, ranking 27th in NFL
 

Damn!

Re: Forbes: New Orleans Saints worth $2 billion, ranking 27th in NFL
 

DAMN!!! is right.

Re: Forbes: New Orleans Saints worth $2 billion, ranking 27th in NFL
 

That's nothing. The top ten CEO's make between $50-$118 million per year and are personally worth more than any of the NFL teams.

Re: Forbes: New Orleans Saints worth $2 billion, ranking 27th in NFL
 

Someone want to chip in 50/50 and we buy the team?! :shock:

Re: Forbes: New Orleans Saints worth $2 billion, ranking 27th in NFL
 

I'll do it Mitch.

But were keeping Brees and Payton.

Re: Forbes: New Orleans Saints worth $2 billion, ranking 27th in NFL
 

You say 50/50. Is that $50 or 50c? Either way I am game. :bandg:

Re: Forbes: New Orleans Saints worth $2 billion, ranking 27th in NFL
 

With declining ratings and protests the Not For Long adage may finally apply to the NFL!!!

Re: Forbes: New Orleans Saints worth $2 billion, ranking 27th in NFL
 

Most likely not. They will keep pushing the product globally where there still are billions of fans to gain.

Re: Forbes: New Orleans Saints worth $2 billion, ranking 27th in NFL
 

Exactly. Television ratings in general are going down with the creation of streaming, firesticks, and Netflix. The NFL will probably end up signing huge contracts to capitalize on the new wave. The NFL is still the most watched product. They should sign a multi-billion dollar deal with YouTube and stream all their games.